Until the racing gets underway at the 113th Boston Marathon -- where, of course, Duluth's Kara Goucher this morning aims to become the first American women's winner since 1985 -- here are two feature stories we found to read in the meantime ...Kevin Pates' feature on Goucher from the Duluth News-Tribune
Mark Craig's feature on Brian Robison in the Star-Tribune
Also, we've collected a lot of meet results from the weekend in the Short-Cut post below, if you've still got time left over.
Cold & Windy ... The weather report from Boston is cold and windy, with temperatures in the 40s during the race.
You can watch the Boston Marathon live via THIS web-cast by Universal Sports. The elite women start at 8:32 a.m. CDT.
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